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by carimura 3y ago
reminded me of one of my all-time favorite demos from Future Crew one of the moments that shaped my childhood towards a life of computers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTjnt_WSJu8
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by carimura 3y ago
Because if AI is the gold rush VC's want to find the Levi's and Wells Fargo's.
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by carimura 3y ago
love it. although I thought putting my own message in at the end was going to build a map that created that message. that would be next level!
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by carimura 3y ago
wealth is all relative.
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by carimura 3y ago
ya exactly. For my close friends who I've known for decades and still hang out with, none of that seems weird (except the Olive Garden part).
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by carimura 3y ago
That's exactly how I felt about Salesforce over many years of customizing it to basically be a UI on top of a relational DB with a nice import tool and some workflows built in. But apparently it's out of vogue now and Notion and o
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by carimura 3y ago
crashed in the middle of its response. did HuggingChat get hugged?
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by carimura 3y ago
Ya that's right, I suspect Hacker News is maybe the 1% that is capable of DIY'ing a solution and will complain about every little change with that as the "stick". That said this whole telemetry push comes on the heels of
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by carimura 3y ago
In his own words: > And the legitimacy of that model [traditional institutions] absolutely depends on having a semi-monopoly over information in every domain, which they had in the 20th century. There was no internet and there was a fair
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by carimura 3y ago
Martin Gurri in The Revolt of the Public had a pretty good explanation of this. Leaders used to be the gatekeepers of information, and thus maintained control. Now the Internet has lifted the curtain and opened the floodgates of information
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by carimura 3y ago
Nobody asked you to fight. You have the luxury of not fighting and not struggling because so many before you fought and so many around you choose to fight now, as uncomfortable as that might be.
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JEP 430: String Templates (Preview) Targeted for JDK 21(mail.openjdk.org)
2 points by carimura 3y ago|0 comments
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by carimura 4y ago
Ya I see this as an extension of what's happened to the Internet, but in everything. Searching for a product now is just a bunch of SEO crap rankings with affiliate links. Didn't take anything intelligent to create those, just ren
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by carimura 4y ago
Like this? https://dev.java/learn/single-file-program/
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by carimura 4y ago
mad magazine meets garbage pail kids meets Internet?
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by carimura 4y ago
this 100x. And in the young brain, every single person looks amazing because that's how everyone is posturing constantly. Image filters can even literally make someone better looking. It's basically an arms race to 0 on who can po
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by carimura 4y ago
It surprises me that folks (presumably technical) regress to the "same thing as the old thing" logic. I'm not downplaying the end-of-times drama every generation surely went through, but whatever drill you can think of, it en
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by carimura 4y ago
It's very likely both with the rise of processed food, hormone disruptors, and the "app explosion" where negativity gets engagement/clicks.
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by carimura 4y ago
now imagine spamming their phones with tik tok videos about the end of the world due to ____________. In your example, it's climate change. Maybe it's that, but it could also be that we can now mainline hours and hours of highly p
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by carimura 4y ago
ya that's the problem, every action has a reaction in the new world order of massive marketplaces. It would seem like there needs to be more buyer focus on the sellers reputation rather than the product.
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by carimura 4y ago
but who was the seller? This should be a buyer beware situation. The marketplace is compromised.
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by carimura 4y ago
Exploitable marketplaces just seem to be seesawing back and forth between those closing exploits and those finding new ones. Anything that gets massive these days seems to get into this stage because of the profit incentive on both sides. I
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by carimura 4y ago
also http://dev.java/evolution
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by carimura 4y ago
You can read all about it here: https://openjdk.org/jeps/12 with a slight addendum here: https://openjdk.org/jeps/8300604 and podcast that discusses both: https://inside.java/2023&
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by carimura 4y ago
...but also thousands of other stability, performance, and security updates.
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by carimura 4y ago
More info on 20: Announcement: https://inside.java/2023/03/21/the-arrival-of-java-20/ VM improvements: https://tschatzl.github.io/2023/03/14/jdk20-g1-parallel-gc-c... Non-
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by carimura 4y ago
Probably not this go-around: https://openjdk.org/jeps/442 Better to be right then rushed though.
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by carimura 4y ago
More details on 20: Announcement: https://inside.java/2023/03/21/the-arrival-of-java-20/ VM improvements: https://tschatzl.github.io/2023/03/14/jdk20-g1-parallel-gc-c... N
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The Arrival of Java 20(inside.java)
6 points by carimura 4y ago|0 comments
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by carimura 4y ago
Just to be clear that's a submitted draft JEP [1] so not quite there yet.... [1] https://openjdk.org/jeps/1

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